In the latest Late Night Roundup, hosts dissected the day’s top moments, providing viewers a chance to unwind with humor. These segments offer a recap of comedic insights, allowing audiences to catch up on late-night commentary.

All That Glitters

A noteworthy topic was President Trump’s decision to sell gold commemorative coins. These coins coincide with the U.F.C. “Freedom 250” event on the White House lawn, celebrating his 80th birthday. Priced up to $12,000, these medallions feature Trump’s likeness.

Desi Lydic expressed disbelief over the coin’s value on “The Daily Show.” She humorously compared the price to buying a used Honda Civic. Lydic remarked, “$12,000? For a coin? Does it come with a used Honda Civic?” She questioned the appropriateness of commemorating a U.F.C. fight this way, suggesting it resembled more like a tattoo.

Lydic continued with her satirical take, pointing out the oddity of U.F.C. fans appreciating collectible coins. She mimicked a typical fan, jesting, “The only thing I love more than fighting is cherishing sweet memories with decorative coinage.”

Further mocking ensued as Lydic poked fun at Trump’s alleged money-making schemes. She commented on his tendency to extract small sums of money through various means, such as cryptocurrency ventures or novelty items like these coins. “No amount of money is too small for him to try to grift someone out of,” Lydic quipped.

Adding to Lydic’s observations, Jimmy Kimmel humorously acknowledged Trump’s entrepreneurial skills. Kimmel remarked, “It takes a special kind of con man to sell your supporters money they cannot spend any place.”

These comedy segments reflected on current events with humor, engaging viewers through wit and satire.